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Social Services looking to merge three offices – SooToday.com

A committee is assessing feasibility of consolidating offices at 390 Bay, 180 Brock and 540 Albert East into one location District of Sault Ste. Marie Social Services Administration Board is…

Indigenous language teachers advising government on coming language law – StarPhoenix

When Rose Pacquette was growing up in Fond du Lac, she learned how to live from her mother and father, who spoke to her in their Dene language. The words…

On Campus: Loyalist programs remain available – Belleville Intelligencer

August 18, 2017 BELLEVILLE – Pursue your interests and jump-start your career at Loyalist College this September. The college is still accepting applications for many of the 65 full-time, in-class…

Nunavut power workers get plugged in to new wage-benefit deal – NunatsiaqOnline

August 18, 2017 Unionized QEC employees vote yes to four-year contract A majority of about 140 unionized workers at the Qulliq Energy Corp. have voted yes to a new four-year…

Arson suspected in Natuashish band council office fire – CBC

Fire was extinguished by a passerby, preventing major damage Aug 18, 2017 A Friday morning fire at the Mushuau Innu First Nation band council office in Natuashish, Labrador appears to…

Victoria Gold to mark start of mine construction with ceremony today – CBC

Company president says the scale of the open pit will dwarf any other mine in Yukon’s history Aug 18, 2017 Victoria Gold Corp. officially breaks ground Friday at the site…

MLA Report-Aug. 18, 2017 – Thompson Citizen

August 18, 2017 Our provincial government is carefully taking steps toward healing our health-care system in Manitoba by implementing a first phase of improvements and investments in the Winnipeg Regional…

Organizers set dates for annual Gathering of Nations powwow – CP

Source: The Associated Press Aug 18, 2017 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. _ Organizers of one of North America’s most prominent American Indian powwows say they’re already gearing up for next year’s event. They are…

Pikangikum First Nation to be connected to Ontario power grid by next fall – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Aug 17, 2017  By Brennan Doherty THE CANADIAN PRESS The federal government announced up to $60 million in funding Thursday to connect a remote northwestern Ontario First Nation…

Manitoba premier shuffles cabinet: Indigenous Affairs now stand alone department – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Aug 17, 2017 WINNIPEG _ Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister made a minor cabinet shuffle Thursday in which Indigenous and Northern Relations became a stand-alone department. The change added…

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